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Snowflake Obsidian Sheet
Basics
- Name: Snowflake Obsidian
- Affinity: Plant
- XP: 40
Weapon Levels
- n/a
- Items: Forcefield Generator, S.E.P. Field Generator, Shooting Star, Snowstorm Badge
- Armor: None
Combat Stats
- HP: 40
- VP: 80
- MP: 40
- Attack Power: 4
- Magic Power: 1
- Defense Power: 4
- Brain Power: 1
Field Stats
- Strength: 7
- Hand-Eye: 8
- Platform: 3
- Knowledge: 5
- Clever: 4
- Charisma: 3
- Unique: Standard Gem abilities minus weapon conjuration; and the ability to conjure and manipulate ice.
- Weight: 7
Attacks
- Basic Attack: Punches the target.
Weapons
- None
Special Attacks
- Ice Pillar~ Attack: x2, VP: 1, Target: One, Element: Ice
"Causes an ice pillar to erupt from beneath the target and strike them." - Freeze Up~ Ailment: Freeze, VP: 5, Turns: 5, Target: One, Accuracy: 50%
"Encases the target in ice, immobilizing them. It may fail to form correctly." - Entrenched~ Benefit: Underground, VP: 5, Turns: 5, Target: One
"Digs a trench for herself or an ally, allowing them to hide underground for a while." - Fully Entrenched~ Benefit: Underground, VP: 15, Turns: 5, Target: All
"Digs a trench for her entire team, allowing them all to hide underground for a while."
Psychic Attacks
- None
Magical Attacks
- None
Elemental Modifiers
- Earth --
- Ice x0
- Water --
- Wind --
- Fire --
- Thunder +2
- Poison x0
- Plant --
Information
This one's really stretching the "only canon abilities" thing, as the one Snowflake Obsidian that we see in the show probably has less than a cumulative minute of screentime, but we see her create an ice pillar, and she describes her job under the Diamonds as "digging ice trenches," which works with Arpeggio's "underground" mechanic (stolen from Bug Fables). Apart from that, I gave her similar stats to a Bismuth due to a similar size and working-class vibe. The mineral snowflake obsidian is named for its splotches of lighter coloration, a feature which the Gem type has on her skin; these are described as "battle scars" in some sources, but that seems questionable given that it's a namesake. Perhaps the most important thing is not to confuse Snowflake with the fusion called Obsidian, which is, uh... slightly bigger.